Plutarchi De Musica

Plutarchi De Musica is a Latin work by Plutarchus, translated and edited by Richard Volkmann. The book is a compilation of Plutarchus's thoughts on music and its impact on human behavior and emotions. The author explores the role of music in ancient Greek and Roman culture and presents a detailed account of the music's nature and its influence on the soul. The book also includes Plutarchus's biographical information on musicians and their works. This book is an excellent resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of ancient music and classical literature.

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